March 19, 2010

Features

Picturing the Season

Picturing the Season

Images From the Saints’ Photographer

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It's a better day in the Neighborhood

It's a better day in the Neighborhood

5 areas on rebound

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A TUSCAN ADVENTURE

A TUSCAN ADVENTURE

One villa, one beach, three trains

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Short tripping

Short tripping

Five Quick Getaways for the Weekend Wanderer

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The Year's Best Architecture

The Year's Best Architecture

6 projects worth examining

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The Architects’ Picks

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Spring into Shopping!

Spring into Shopping!

Original gifts for all occasions can be found on Magazine Street.

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Home is Where the Art  Is

Home is Where the Art Is

A stop on the Secret Gardens Tour reveals artistic passion – inside and out.

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honeymoon in south america

honeymoon in south america

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Jackson Barracks

Jackson Barracks

A Tale of the Historic Encampment That is Home to the Louisiana National Guard By Newt Lynn

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Vintage Louisiana

Postcards and Photos Illustrate Local Life in the Early 20th Century

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Requiem for an Island

Requiem for an Island

Life and times of the Chandeleurs

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theaters keep the drama alive

theaters keep the drama alive

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Blogs

Haute Plates

Our weekly blog on the New Orleans fine dining scene
Sweetness on Magazine

Sweetness on Magazine

Sucré is a boutique unlike any other in New Orleans. Modeled after shops that owner Joel Dondis visited during a trip to Europe, Sucré offers beautiful pastries, chocolates and gelato in a sophisticated setting at 3025 Magazine St. With huge windows looking onto the street,... Read more »

Posted by Robert Peyton on 03/18/10 @ 12:00 AM

After Hours

New Orleans Finest Nightlife
Getting Celtic in the Crescent City: St. Patrick’s Pub Parties

Getting Celtic in the Crescent City: St. Patrick’s Pub Parties

Any city with a lot of Irish blood will get into the party spirit for St. Patrick’s Day. But New Orleans, forever proving that it’s not just any city, does things up in such a big way for Ireland’s patron saint that the March party calendar looks like some kind of St.... Read more »

Posted by Ian McNulty on 03/10/10 @ 12:00 AM

Tying the Knot

Following one bride’s attempt to plan the wedding of her dreams in New Orleans
Rules of the Registry

Rules of the Registry

Setting up my gift registries has been one of the best and worst tasks during my wedding planning process. If you searched my fiancé’s last name, you’d find four different registries for our wedding date but only two of those registries are fully functioning. The etiquette... Read more »

Posted by Jessica Natal on 03/03/10 @ 12:00 AM

The Editor's Room

Weekly Commentary with New Orleans Magazine’s Errol Laborde
Errol Laborde: Searching for St. Joseph

Errol Laborde: Searching for St. Joseph

I found the town I have been looking for, and I will reveal it here, but first let me tell you what the search was all about.

 This being the week of St. Joseph Day brings to mind two trips I have made to Sicily. I am neither Sicilian nor Italian, but I have long been fascinated by the... Read more »

Posted by Errol Laborde on 03/15/10 @ 12:00 AM

Happy Hour

All there is to sip and savor in New Orleans
Just for the Health of It

Just for the Health of It

Under the heading of disconnected connections –– which includes the topics of Good Government and Ray Nagin, Compass Directions and New Orleans, Pretty and Nutria and Saving Money by patronizing Sales –– come the seemingly unrelated topics of Good Health and Drinking... Read more »

Posted by Tim McNally on 03/18/10 @ 12:00 AM

New to New Orleans

From the Garden State to the Garden District
Two Weeks' Notice

Two Weeks' Notice

It’s been awhile since my last post, and a lot has happened. Not only did I fall off the wagon — hard! — and completely profane my Lenten promise to abstain from sugar, but I’ve also shortened my post-Mardi Gras recovery and enjoyed every second of it. Well, not the... Read more »

Posted by Marcie Dickson on 03/16/10 @ 12:00 AM

Joie d'Eve

Living, loving, laughing, and learning in the new New Orleans
Cooking Lessons

Cooking Lessons

There are not many moments in my daily life that are sitcom-perfect, but last Sunday was one of them. The weather was finally, blessedly, gorgeous, and my husband and daughter were outside planting sweet olive and jasmine, making my backyard smell like New Orleans, while I was inside cooking... Read more »

Posted by Eve Kidd Crawford on 03/12/10 @ 12:00 AM

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